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A strange occurrence had been taking place for way too long now.  A certain individual - whose name escaped Hanbin - had increased his effort to engage with the male. For what purpose the other was unsure. Mindless doddle he could only imagine, something he shouldn’t be wasting his time with. Everytime he finished work he seemed to see the other, who always came up to him, attempting to converse. Hanbin isn’t the type to want to comply to this sort of thing, but after a while it drains you.

Luckily today he had already finished work, so the chances of meeting the other was slim to none. He knew the other lived in town so the chances were still there, but minimal. A sharp eye was kept on the streets, attempting to scout the other out to avoid him. So far the other was nowhere to be seen, a victory for hanbin to say the least. 

Talking to the other probably wasn’t all too bad. If anything it seemed like he was interested in talking to him for whatever reason. A reason the young male didn’t want to find out, for obvious reasons. Posing thoughts couldn’t quite come up with anything the other would find interesting. Perhaps he just wanted to talk to others? But there were more than enough people in the town to do that. 

Whatever the reason may be, it was looking as if he wouldn’t find out today. Hanbin’s errands took the main priority and nothing would get in his way. Mostly for the reason that he wouldn’t want to get on the bad side of his father, who had been growing ever so slightly rowdier as time passed. Perhaps it had something to do with his age? Who knew.

Stopping mid-step Hanbin mentally facepalmed, remembering that he had left something at the mine, something of importance. It wasn’t a particularly important item for right away, but it was best to get it whilst he could. It was a good thing that the mines were only open to people who worked as a miner, or with a mining company at least. For that he was quite grateful.

ft. @hmdaehan

“trust me, you’re not going to regret this!”

shiah’s always been the kind of girl who would never miss out on fun unless she had to; so when the news of the carnival at yongdam reached her ears, she couldn’t have gotten more thrilled about going. it wasn’t a question of going or not; only with whom she would be attending. of course, it’s not like a carnival was like a prom where you needed to have a partner in order to appear, and probably half of marigold’s population was going to be there anyway, but shiah still thought it would be better not to go alone.

so when she found out that daehan really wanted to go but wouldn’t be allowed to do so alone, shiah stopped looking for company. she would do anything to convince him and his auntie, of course! the process of which went much better than she would have expected and once it was settled they would go together, the only thing left was the painful waiting game (which wasn’t too long, thankfully).

“we’re going to have so much fun!” she beams at daehan now that they’re on the way to the village and her mind simply won’t stop ticking, imagination going wild as she tries to fantasize about what the carnival is going to be like. she’s never heard of the van brothers before but people have been saying that they’re insanely famous and for a good reason, so shiah definitely doesn’t feel like she has anything to be afraid of.